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Moab City Planning Director Jeff Reinhart said that, in the past, the city has dealt with requests that involved issuing certificates of occupancy when minimal amounts of work still needed to be completed.
"Recently we've had some significant amounts of money that had to be put forth towards construction," he said. "That's why we drafted this: to allow that flexibility." Reinhart said that the ordinance creates more flexibility for both the city and the developers.
Moab city ordinance already allows for certificates of occupancy to be issued on unfinished buildings as long as a bond was posted "in an amount equal to the costs of completing the necessary work as determined by council," a memo prepared by city staff said. However, the ordinance did not specify what type of work was allowed or how the amount would be determined.
Reinhart said the new ordinance would allow for necessary improvements that added up to no more than $10,000.
"Any health or safety issues, ADA compliance ... all have to be met," he said.
Exceptions allowed would include work such as replacing concrete that was damaged during building, landscaping or trim issues that were not completed.
In order to receive the exception, the applicant would have to have a good reason for not meeting the requirements, Reinhart said.
"It could be vendor issues or weather," he said, adding that an improvements agreement would have to be approved by the city council. "We would still be coming back to the council to get those approvals," Reinhart said.
In addition to providing the Improvements Agreement, the applicant will be required to post a bond equal to 150 percent of the construction costs as well as administrative costs. They will also be required to provide a date for completion.
In the event that the changes are not done in a timely manner, it will be up to the city manger to either extend the completion date or execute the bond to pay for the necessary work, Reinhart said.
Moab City Manager Donna Metzler said that even though the new ordinance is now in place, city officials are hoping that issuing a certificate of occupancy while work still remains to be done will be a rare occurrence.


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Shakespeare in Delaware Park's 38th season of free professional outdoor theater is just around the corner. This summer's season will begin June 20 when "Hamlet" takes the stage. Shakespeare's story of madness, sorrow, treachery and revenge is said to be the most powerful and influential tragedies in all of literature.
Shaun Sheley returns to Buffalo to take on the title role of the Prince along with SDP veterans Tim Newell, Tom Loughlin, Rebecca Elkin Young and Lisa Vitrano, with direction by SDP founder Saul Elkin.
"Measure For Measure" is the second offering of the summer and will open on July 25.
Shakespeare in Delaware Park reaches more than 40,000 audience members each season and is pleased to be celebrating 38incredible years of high-quality professional theater. SDP is proud to remain as one of the largest free outdoor Shakespeare festivals in the county.
"Hamlet" runs June 20 through July 14. "Measure For Measure" is on stage July 25 through Aug. 18. Performances are held every evening (except Mondays) at 7:30 p.m. Shows take place on Shakespeare Hill in Delaware Park, next to Hoyt Lake behind the Rose Garden, off Lincoln Parkway near the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Further information may be obtained at www.shakespeareindelawarepark.org or by calling 716-856-4533.
2013 season sponsors include M&T Bank, Erie County, New York State Council on the Arts, The Buffalo News, WGRZ Channel 2, Star 102.5. Lamar, CP&I and Wynne Creative Group. Additional funding comes from members, donors and audience donations.

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Taylor Swift joins Carly Rae Jepsen and Neon Trees in New York City, while Fergie welcomes Brandy, Flo Rida, Karmin, OneRepublic and Pitbull to the west coast party
Fergie and Jenny McCarthy host a two-hour celebration of Dick Clark at 8 p.m.
Ryan Seacrest hosts the year's biggest celebration at the crossroads of the world when Carly Rae Jepsen and Neon Trees join headliner Taylor Swift performing live in Times Square, on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2013," Monday, Dec. 31, on ABC.
Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas returns to host the west coast party, featuring performances by Brandy, Flo Rida, Karmin, OneRepublic, Pitbull and even more artists to be announced at a later date for both east and west coast parties.
The New Year's festivities kick off at 8 p.m. with a two-hour celebration of Dick Clark, hosted by Fergie and Jenny McCarthy, "New Year's Rockin' Eve Celebrates Dick Clark."The special celebrates, through clips and reminiscences, the legendary television personality and producer who rang in the New Year for four decades and launched and nurtured the careers of countless artists. Seacrest makes a special appearance.
Beginning at 10 p.m., Seacrest will host "Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2013" from New York, with McCarthy returning to interview the revelers in Times Square.
Some of America's hottest artists and groups will perform throughout the night. The bicoastal events will include more than five-and-a-half hours of special performances and reports on New Year's celebrations from around the globe, and Seacrest will lead the traditional countdown to midnight from Times Square in New York City.
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(RNN) - The tarp has been taken off The Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack.
iTunes is streaming the new album a week before it releases on Nov. 19, just three days ahead of the movie's release.
The album features an array of haunting tunes by Coldplay, Of Monsters and Men, Lorde, Ellie Goulding and The National, among others. And if we do say so ourselves, it's mighty good.
The artists themselves are fans of the series and were asked to submit demos of songs inspired by the Catching Fire book.
"We basically said, 'Here are the rules: You're going to send in a demo and we may ping-pong it with you to craft it, but once that demo is approved you are free to use whoever you want and do whatever you want. Send it back to us and we'll work with you on the mix,' music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas told Billboard. "I think a lot of the bands were excited about the autonomy we gave them on the production side."
You can stream the entire album until its release at: http://bit.ly/1i7sKQu.
Earbuds in. Smile on.
If you wished for a new Jordin Sparks album, sorry, we can't help you there, but fans of the American Idol Season 6 winner have a new track to pump at full blast into their earbuds.
Sparks dropped a legitimate slow jam of an R&B song on Soundcloud on Monday.
Sultry and minimalistic, 11:11 (Wish) features wispy, delicate vocals reminiscent of Aaliyah.
To quote the great Randy Jackson, Sparks "can sing the phonebook, dawg."
Hear the track at https://soundcloud.com/jspeezy-1/11-11-wish.
We can only hope this means a follow up to 2009's Battlefield is on the way.
The queen of ballads is now trying to become the queen of gospel? Well, not quite. But close.
Mariah Carey released a gospel-tinged song, titled The Art of Letting Go, on Facebook earlier this week.
"This is such a personal record to me," Carey wrote on her Facebook page. "I wrote the lyrics so that anyone and everyone could relate to them and hopefully release anything that they need to let go of that's holding them back or bringing them down."
According to Mimi, she has a very personal relationship with her fans which contributed to the single being released on the popular social media site.
Carey explained in a recent interview with Fuse that she thought the idea of releasing the single via social media was "genius" because her fans worldwide would be able to access it.
"I've always had a special relationship with my fans. It's not like, 'Oh, here comes the new world of the internet, let me figure out how to adapt myself into this,'" Carey said.
The Art of Letting Go is the second single released and the title track of Carey's upcoming 14th album. The first single released was called #Beautiful, which you can listen to here.
Hold on to your hats people, because in a couple of years Lady Gaga is taking her act to a whole new galaxy. That's right, in 2015 Gaga will be making history as the first recording artist to sing in space.
Gaga announced on Sunday that her outer space singing adventure is part of an event called Zero G Colony, which according to its Facebook page, will be a "three-day festival from the future." And that's about all they say, the website is a bit ... mysterious.
Gaga made her rather large announcement at what she called ARTRAVE, aka the ARTPOP release party, and then she hopped onto a "flying dress" - or actually, a hovercraft with a plastic dress-like cover on the front of it.
Gaga looked a bit shaken as she jumped off the flying piece - not that we can blame her - but we also aren't the ones taking off to space in 2015.
ARTPOP dropped on Nov. 11 and is Gaga's third album.
What happens when rock, pop, and folk all collide into one Miley Cyrus song? An incredible cover of Wrecking Ball.
Sarah Blackwood from pop band Walk Off the Earth, Emily Bones from rock band Anti Queens and Jenni Pleau from folk band Trouble and Daughter teamed up to record an almost a cappella cover of Wrecking Ball.
In a girl's night turned music video, the girls basically dominated the single.
Regardless of how you feel about Miley's crazy antics, this cover will show you just how good Wrecking Ball can get.
Lady Gaga: ARTPOP - Nov. 11
Kellie Pickler: Woman I Am - Nov. 11
Keane: Best of Keane - Nov. 11
Eminem: The Marshall Mathers LP 2 - Nov. 5
Il Divo: A Musical Affair - Nov. 5
Celine Dion: Loved Me Back To Life - Nov. 5
Daughtry: Baptized - Nov. 19
Jake Bugg: Shangri La - Nov. 19
Danielle Bradbery: Danielle Bradbery - Nov. 26
Moya Brennan: An Irish Christmas - Nov. 26
Pink Martini: Get Happy - Nov. 26
Even if you can't carry a beat in a bucket and don't know a treble clef from a crash cymbal, the average ear can clearly hear that Cornel Hrisca-Munn is an amazing drummer.
His abilities become more impressive when you realize that he is missing three of his limbs.
Hrisca-Munn was born in Romania with no forearms and had his leg amputated as a child.
He was adopted by a couple in England and somewhere along the way, began to pick up the sticks.
If you're needing a little inspiration, let this talented and persevering musician rock your world with his impressive cover of the Foo Fighters' Everlong.
Armin van Buuren feat. Trevor Guthrie - This Is What It Feels Like
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UNGEI Launch in West and Central Africa
Dakar, April 13 - The United Nations Girls Education Initiative (UNGEI) Regional Network for West & Central Africa was launched today in Dakar, Senegal by a wide partnership of UN agencies, national and local governments and non-governmental organizations. UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Yvonne Chaka- Chaka, participated in the launch of the network. The challenges we face in terms of access to education for girls in this region are enormous, but they are achievable when we join all our efforts, she said at the launch.
Girls education and quality education in West & Central Africa face many challenges, from emergencies and HIV/AIDS, to deepening poverty and persistent gender disparities. The result is that approximately 1 child out of 2 is out of school - most of these are girls from poor, rural areas. 81% of children out of school have mothers with no formal education, and region-wide only 86 girls are in school for every 100 boys.
For countries in the region to reach the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), MDG 2: to achieve universal primary education and MDG 3: to promote gender equality and empower women, there is a need for increased attention and programs to promote girls education. The launch of the regional UNGEI network is an important step in making that happen.
The complexity of the issues preventing girls from accessing school requires a diverse group of partners to address them with the goal of moving girls education forward at every level and in every setting. To reach the 2015 MDGs related to girls education, countries in the region must increase the enrolment rate by 3.5% per year. However, the annual increase observed between 1980 and 2001 has been only 1%. Oxfam predicts that at the current rate of progress, gender parity will not be reached until 2038.
The launch of the regional network United Nations Girls Education Initiative is an important tool to help government to keep their promises in achieving the MDGs. The Regional Director, (acting interim), for UNICEF in West & Central Africa, Mr Theophane Nikyema, stressed the significance of girls education in the region: There is so much at stake, economically and politically for this region, that we simply cannot trifle with the contribution of women and girls. The sooner we give more attention to gender equality and equity, to prepare the foundation for girls through a quality, empowering education, the better for both the region and the continent as a whole.
The United Nations Girls Education Initiative (UNGEI) partnership comprises UNICEF, ILO, World Bank, UNFPA, UNAIDS, UNDP, UNDESA, UNESCO, UNPF, UNHCR, UNIFEM, WFP, WHO and UNDG, along with other key partners including national and local governments, ministries of education, grass-roots organizations, local and international NGOs and donor governments. Partnerships already struck with the African Union (AU) and the Economic Commission for West African States (ECOWAS) are critical in mobilizing country ownership for the UNGEI objectives and outcomes so that girls education programs can be scaled up and gender gaps reduced. These are prerequisite conditions for attaining the MDGs.
At a regional consultation in Dakar with participation of 30 regional partners in education in November 2005, a regional action plan and strategy for girls education in West & Central Africa was developed. The guiding documents were endorsed today April 13 at the official launch of the regional network.
All partners agreed to join their efforts in a biennial plan (2006-2007) to scale up access to quality education for girls in the region. The partnership will work to increase systematic interventions in education through advocacy, research, monitoring of progress, developing norms for intervention in girls education and mobilization of funds.
For more information, please contact:
Dakar: Kent Page, Regional Communication Officer, West & Central Africa, tel: (221) 869-5876; cell: (221) 545-8580
New York: Kate Donovan, Communication Officer, UNICEF NY, tel: (212) 326-7452; cell: (917) 378-2128
Geneva: Damien Personnaz, UNICEF Geneva, tel: (41) 22 909 5716; cell: (41) 79 216 94 01


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How does a QWERTY keyboard-packing phone running an ancient Android version sound to you? Pretty bad, doesn't it? Well, meet the Motorola Titanium. Also known as the most outdated Android phone that isn't even available yet.
The Motorola Titanium joins the Motorola XPRT as one of Sprint's business-ready and tough-built Android phones. Amazingly, the Motorola Titanium is running Android 2.1. Why would Motorola release an Android phone with software that's almost 2 years old is beyond us. Like it or not, the Titanium will be available this Sunday from the Now Network for $149 (after a $100 mail-in rebate) with the following specs:
- Android 2.1 Eclair
- 504 MHz Freescale Zeus 2.0 ARM1136
- 256 MB of RAM
- 3.1-inch TFT screen with a 320 x 480 resolution
- 5 MP rear-facing camera
- LED flash
- 1800 mAh battery
- Support for Nextel Direct Connect Services
The last time I saw a phone with such a depressing spec sheet… Wait. I've never seen an Android phone this awful. This looks like a device that would compete with the T-Mobile G1, which was released almost three years ago. In other words, the Titanium is three years late.
Now, I understand this phone is not meant for the Android enthusiast or even the average smartphone buyer. This phone will probably be used by people who couldn't care less about specs or software version. Nonetheless, Motorola should do a better job at keeping up with the times. Even with phones that are meant to be just glorified walkie talkies. With a price of $149, the Motorola Titanium should at least have Froyo, 512 MB of RAM, a 1 GHz processor and a bigger screen.
In slightly better news, the Titanium has a Military Specification 810G for dust, shock, vibration, low pressure, solar radiation, high temperature and low temperature. Take that as you will, but I'm guessing people who are constantly exposed to those kind of things won't put up with a phone that takes half an hour to load a web page.
What do you guys think? Am I being too tough on the Motorola Titanium? Or should Motorola wake up from this dream world where they think they can release phones with archaic specs and we won't call them out? Let us know in the comments.Show Press Release
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Available Beginning July 24 for $149.99
Motorola Titaniumâ"¢, America's first Android 2.1 (Éclair) smartphone with best-in-
class Nextel Direct Connectâ"¢ for Push-to-Talk, goes on sale in Sprint Stores, online
at www.sprint.com, Telesales at 1-800-SPRINT1 and Sprint Business Sales beginning
Sunday, July 24, for $149.99 with a new line or eligible upgrade and two-year
service agreement, after $100 mail-in rebate.
As the successor to the popular Motorola i1 launched by Sprint in 2010, Motorola
Titanium is sleek and attractive, yet durable. It features a full QWERTY keyboard
and 3.1-inch touchscreen display for a feature-rich, business-class experience. Built
military-grade tough, Motorola Titanium is designed to meet Military Specification
810G for dust, shock, vibration, low pressure, solar radiation, high temperature and
low temperature.
Additional key features of Motorola Titanium include:
- Support for Nextel Direct Connect Services, including Direct Connect, Group
Connect®, International Direct Connect®, DirectSendSM, Group Messaging and
- Android Marketâ"¢ for access to more than 200,000 applications, widgets and
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- Wi-Fi b/g/n
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- GPS navigation
- microSD slot, with a 2GB memory card included, supporting up to 32GB
- 1820 mAh Lithium-ion battery
With more than 17 years of expertise, Sprint is the industry leader in Push-to-Talk,
serving the world's largest Push-to-Talk community with millions of Nextel Direct
Connect subscribers on the fastest national Push-to-Talk network. Nextel Direct
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communicate in less than a second with Nextel Direct Connect than with any other
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A new prosthetic hand developed at the University of Lund, Sweden, gives hope to amputees to regain hand mobility and touch feeling
The "nano wrap" that is being developed to be fitted around an amputee's upper arm nerve bundle is the ambitious other part of the Smarthand's robotic hand project. Technically speaking, it is called a "cuff electrode": in practice, it's a neural interface that will need to be surgically implanted and connected wireless to the hi-tech prosthesis. This nano/invasive/long-term scenario is still being tested. The non-nano/non invasive/short term option, which is featured in this film, has already scored a spectacular success in an experiment that was recently carried out at the University of Lund, in Sweden.
The Smarthand consortium, which gathers 7 partners across Europe and Israel and is funded by the European Commission, has been effectively focusing on two separate options, in order to meet patients' clinical needs according to the severity of their amputations. Dr Fredrik Sebelius, coordinator of the Smarthand project, says: "In fact, in patients with a lower amputation, half way down the forearm, for instance, you have a lot more muscles remaining, whereas in patients with an above-the-elbow amputation you can work with only a couple of muscle groups in the upper arm, so sensations and movements are much more impaired".
Smarthand's current, non-nano option suits patients with a lower amputation best. It is fully portable and it is mechanically attached to the stump via an intelligent bio-interface socket with tactile display, EMG sensors and information processing ability. A sophisticated system of sensors, integrated in the prosthesis, picks up external sensation and triggers a sensory feedback mechanism, that via actuators placed on the forearm creates artificial sensibility. Recordings of muscle activity on remaining limb is used to control the SmartHand, i.e myoelectric control. The socket will in time contain a receiver for the other option, which is the soft neural interface.
This nano device will have to be implanted into the patient's arm. At the moment, it is still being developed at Tel Aviv University and at the Tyndall Institute in Cork within the project, and another team from the University of Aalborg in Denmark is already testing it. It will raise the mark even further, in that it will make Smarthand ideal even for patients with higher amputations by picking up neural signals and stimulate selected nerves inside the arm. As it is, the project could not be more innovative.
The awesomely impressive cyber hand, which was designed at the ARTS Lab of the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, can be seen here in its downsized, lighter self, which is almost as big as a natural hand. Dr. Christian Cipriani, who led the hand's development , says: "The robotic hand has over 40 sensors inside the fingers, regulating position, force and contact. There are also 4 motors inside the palm. The characteristic of these fingers is that with a low number of motors you can hold a high number of objects and perform a lot of daily activities and a few basic gestures, such as pointing. The hand is mainly made of aluminum and steel and has a universal wrist that can be attached to a traditional socket". The ARTS Lab was recently awarded the Antonio D'Auria Prize by SIRI, the Italian Robotics and Automation Association, for the development of Smarthand's robotic hand.
The hand is mechanically connected to the arm by way of a carbon-fibre socket shaped like an arm. In its current version, the actuators then press on different points on the stump, giving the sensation of pressure back to the patient in a proportional way. Dr Sebelius explains: "It has been shown that if you push the skin on certain locations of an amputee's forearm, the amputee feels as if you are pushing on some of the phantom fingers, resulting from a cortical reorganization of the sensory map of the forearm".
Smarthand's next step, the longer term nano option, is a superb example of everything the new frontier of ultrathin, highly stretchable, foldable nanoelectronics aims to be. These bendy chips, which are capable of being elastically deformed in diverse configurations as to withstand high levels of strain without breaking, can adapt to highly complex human body shapes and potentially lend themselves to an enormous variety of biomedical applications. Smarthand's thin films are ideally suited to be wrapped around a selected nerve bundle of the patient's nervous peripheral system in the upper arm, which would then get connected wireless to the robotic hand.
Flexible circuitry has been around for a little while, but while good at bending like a sheet of paper, these previous chips were not bendable like a rubber band. Until now, that is. Pre-stretching the silicone is doing the trick here for Smarthand. "The electrode is made in Tel Aviv on a very thin layer of polymer, like a film", Dr. Sebelius adds. "This film is then delivered to Cork, where it is mounted on a silicone sheet. By pre-stretching the silicone before they glue the electrode to it they will get the device to self-curl. You will end up with a tube, which you can open and wrap around a nerve bundle without harming the nerves at all. This is then called a <cuff electrode>.
There are a lot of unresolved issues regarding implantable neural interfaces. The SmartHand team hopes to be able to answer some of the questions. But Smarthand's nano ambition is clear. It is about restoring the functionality through sensation and control in a natural way for prosthetic hand users.


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Kidney Cancer
Kidney cancer is a disease in which cancer cells grow in the kidneys. The kidneys are 2 bean-shaped organs. They are located just above the waist, on each side of the spine. Their main function is to filter the blood and produce urine.
There are 2 main types of kidney cancer: Wilms tumor , which occurs mainly in children, and renal cell carcinoma in adults. The cells that line the ureter may also give rise to transitional cell cancer, and the connective tissues of the kidney may produce sarcomas, which are rare.
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Cancer occurs when cells in the body divide without control or order. Normally, cells divide in a regulated manner. If cells keep dividing uncontrollably when new cells are not needed, a mass of tissue forms, called a growth or tumor. The term cancer refers to malignant growths. These growths can invade nearby tissues. Cancer that has invaded nearby tissues can then spread to other parts of the body.
It is not clear exactly what causes these problems in the cells, but it is probably a combination of genetics and environment.
Risk Factors
Kidney cancer is more common in men, and in people over 50 years old. Other factors that may increase your chances of kidney cancer:
- Smoking
- Family history of certain hereditary forms of kidney cancer
- Obesity
- Certain occupational exposures, such as asbestos and aniline
- Tanning products
- Exposure to some toxins, such as astrolachia, which is an herb that is common in some Chinese herbal preparations
- Balkan nephritis
- Chronic kidney stones
- Phenacetin abuse
- Tuberous sclerosis
- Dialysis treatment
- Von Hippel Lindau syndrome
Kidney cancer may cause:
- Blood in the urine
- Lower back pain or new pain elsewhere
- Shortness of breath or a cough
- A lump in the abdomen
- Unplanned, significant weight loss
- Fever
- Swelling of ankles, legs, and/or abdomen—edema
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your bodily fluids and tissues may be tested. This can be done with:
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
- Biopsy—a sample of kidney tissue is taken and evaluated under a microscope
Other tests evaluate the kidneys and other structures. These may include:
- Bone scan
- Chest x-rays
- IV pyelogram
- Renal angiography
- CT scan
- MRI scan
- Renal ultrasound
- Laparoscopy
- Cytoscopy
The physical exam combined with all of your test results, will help to determine the stage of cancer you have. Staging is used to guide your treatment plan. Like other cancers, kidney cancer is staged from I-IV. Stage I is a very localized cancer, while stage IV indicates a spread to other parts of the body.
Cancer treatment varies depending on the stage and type of cancer. Surgery is the most important component of any approach to cure kidney cancer. There is some information suggesting immunotherapies may be of some benefit. Radiation therapy can be used to treat kidney cancer that has spread to the lung, bones, or brain, but it is not a cure. Chemotherapy is not a very effective form of treatment.
Surgery involves the removal of a cancerous tumor, nearby tissue, and possibly nearby lymph nodes. Surgeries to treat kidney cancer include:
- Radical nephrectomy—removal of the entire kidney, adrenal gland, and nearby fatty tissue and lymph nodes
- Partial nephrectomy—removal of the cancerous part of the kidney only to treat smaller tumors that have not spread locally
- Removal of cancerous tissue that has spread to other parts of the body, particularly when causing symptoms
Radiation Therapy
This is the use of radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. External radiation therapy is directed at the tumor from a source outside the body.
Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy may be given in many forms including pill, injection, and through a tube called a catheter. The drugs enter the bloodstream and travel through the body destroying mostly cancer cells but also some healthy cells.
This procedure involves the use of drugs like interleukin-2 and interferon alpha to help the immune system fight and destroy cancer cells.
Targeted Therapy
Targeted therapy includes using medications called tyrosine kinase inhibitors. These medications have been shown to increase the survival rate in people with kidney cancer. Another class of drugs called mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitors may also help people with kidney cancer live longer.
These medications may be prescribed to adults with advanced kidney cancer:
- Everolimus
- Pazopanib
Measures to prevent kidney cancer are limited. In general:
- Avoid using tobacco products
- Eat a healthful diet
- Try to avoid occupations that may expose you to harsh chemicals
- EBSCO Medical Review Board Mohei Abouzied, MD, FACP
- Reviewed: 09/2017
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Before you visit any college campus, make sure you give yourself ample time to research the institution. Check out the links below for helpful hints before you visit CSC:
Visiting when classes are in-session, seeing the day-to-day activity and rhythm of campus will give you a true feel for campus life. Mondays and Fridays are the most popular days to visit, so for the most personal visit, a mid-week appointment is best.
Fall is a great time for seniors to visit. Typically the weather is pleasant, allowing for a more enjoyable campus tour and coming early ensures you will be aware of important deadlines coming up throughout your senior year. Those students playing fall sports are best benefited by a spring visit in their junior year.
Chadron State College asks for two weeks advanced notice when planning personalized visits. This allows us time to coordinate all the appointments and aspects of your visit. Advanced notice ensures the best possible visit experience, and also allows time for research prior to your arrival on campus.
Anything you want . . . well, almost. As long as class is in-session and we have time to plan, we can arrange for you to see and do just about anything of interest to you. This includes meeting with various faculty, possibly sitting in on a class, eating lunch with campus group/club members, touring the Cabela's Collection and so much more! Again, the only way to see if CSC is the place for you is to spend as much time meeting people and asking questions as possible.
Personal campus visits typically begin at Crites Hall in the Visitor's Center Lobby. Eagle Open Houses take place at the Student Center. Once your visit is confirmed, you will be sent an email (don't forget to check your Junk box) with directions for parking, details about your day and a campus map.
CSC hosts an Eagle Open House once each semester—Columbus Day in October and President's Day in February. During the Open House you can check out our Information Fair to get information on various campus programs and services, join other Open House attendees for professor meetings, take group campus tours and have presentations on Housing, Admissions and Financial Aid. Because the Open House is a large group visit day, this is a great way to get preliminary information about CSC.
We do offer summer visits, however, keep in mind many of our students return home for the summer or take internships or jobs that are off campus and out of town. Our faculty members also use this time to vacation and do research, so they are not always available for meetings. However, summer is a beautiful time to visit CSC and we encourage summer visitors to explore the many vacation/leisure activities available in the surrounding areas during this time of year.
Students who are interested in playing at the collegiate level, should first visit the CSC Athletics page: http://www.csc.edu/athletics/. Look for the sport of your interest along the top to visit their specific page, and complete the online questionnaire. We do attempt to schedule meetings with coaches during visits—this is available to seniors only, and may only be available during certain times of year, due to recruitment periods. Prior to your visit, make sure you have sent tapes and have your high school coach get in touch with our coaching staff—contact information is also available on the CSC Athletics page.
Chadron State is a fun place to be—both in-class and outside of class. There are many campus groups and clubs available for you to join, as well as intramurals, music, theater and more. If you would like to get more information on any of these activities, we are happy to arrange meetings with group sponsors and/or participating students.


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Global soccer powerhouses Real Madrid and Manchester United — the latter wearing its new Chevrolet-sponsored jerseys — will square off at Michigan Stadium at 4 p.m. Aug. 2, it was announced at the University of Michigan today.
The globally-televised match is part of the eight-team, 12-city International Champions Cup round-robin exhibition tournament that culminates in a title game Aug. 4 at Sun Life Stadium in Miami.
Financial terms of the deal haven't been released.
The tournament is a product of Relevant Sports, a division of New York City-based RSE Ventures investment firm that was co-founded in 2012 by noted Michigan alum Stephen Ross, the billionaire real estate investor and owner of the Miami Dolphins (and Sun Life Stadium) who has donated $313 million to the university over the years.
A final contract between Relevant Sports and Michigan hasn't been signed, Michigan Athletics Director David Brandon told Crain's this week. The lease will be presented to the university's regents for a vote after the state approves a one-day liquor license for the event, Brandon said today.
He said the lease fee will be less than the $3 million the NHL paid to use the Big House for the Winter Classic. The fee will be more than $1 million.
The athletic department will spend some of the lease money on a new soccer facility for its own teams, and will donate some to the university's general scholarship fund, Brandon said.
Michigan will sell tickets to donors, students, staff and other university-related people, while Relevant Sports will handle the majority of general-admission ticket sales.
The athletic department isn't keeping any money from ticket sales or concessions, Brandon said. Instead, it's getting the lump sum lease fee from Relevant Sports, which assumes the business risk and keeps any revenue.
Brandon estimated the game would generate more than the $14 million in local economic impact that a sold-out Michigan football game provides.
A natural grass field will be installed atop Michigan Stadium's artificial turf. It will be slightly narrower than a regulation soccer pitch, Brandon said. Installation will take about a week.
"Soccer at that level needs to be played on natural grass," he said.
The grass, which will be put down in 6-by-60 foot strips, will be given to the athletic department after the tournament, Relevant Sports CEO Charlie Stillitano said today.
The width of the grass field will be such that the teams and staff will sit in the first few rows of the stands rather than on the field sidelines, Brandon said.
The game was briefly advertised on the tournament's website in February, garnering some local media attention, but the information was quickly taken down. Speculation arose earlier this week that an announcement would be made today.
General Motors Co., which agreed in 2012 to a seven-year, $559 million jersey sponsorship deal with Manchester United, was unveiled today co-sponsor of the tournament.
The automaker approached Michigan last year about hosting a match at the Big House, Brandon said.
A message seeking comment was left for GM media relations.
All of the other venues were announced months ago. Brandon said the delay in getting a deal worked out at Michigan was because of the various internal approvals required, and working out logistical details.
"This arrangement has been percolating for many months. It became a pretty complex matter to put this together in a manner acceptable to all parties," he said. "We're far enough along in our agreement to terms to make an announcement."
Other teams in the tournament include Liverpool and Manchester City of Great Britain's Premier League; AC Milan, Roma and Inter Milan from Serie A in Italy; and Olympiacos from Superleague Greece.
In last year's International Champions Cup title game, Real Madrid beat Chelsea 3-1 on Aug. 7 in front of 67,273 fans at Sun Life Stadium.
The only U.S.-based team last year, the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer, finished fourth.
Last year's matches averaged 41,048 fans.
The worst attendance in the U.S. was 22,208 for Everton's 6-5 shootout victory over Juventus at San Francisco's AT&T Park on July 31.
Overseas, Milan's 2-1 victory over Valencia on July 27 drew 17,000 at Mestalla Stadium in Spain. That was the lone non-U.S. match in last year's tournament. It will be played entirely in the United States in 2014.
The tournament replaces a similar series of preseason exhibition games, played in the U.S. from 2009-11, known as the World Football Challenge.
The general public can buy tickets, which start at $45, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Thursday via MGoBlue.com/tickets.
More comprehensive ticket packages will be sold via InternationalChampionsCup.com.
VIP pre-sale tickets go on sale at 8:30 a.m. Monday.
Tourney origins
Ross and Matt Higgins, formerly executive vice president of business operations for the New York Jets, in 2012 agreed to co-found a marketing firm aimed at sports, entertainment and technology.
It's called RSE Ventures, and the Relevant Sports division organizes the soccer tournament. They see soccer as a money maker in the United States.
Ross disclosed last fall that he's seeking a new Major League Soccer team for the South Florida market.
His Sun Life Stadium has hosted several soccer matches that have attracted huge crowds, including Brazil beating Honduras 5-0 in front of 71,124 in November.
Relevant Sports contracts the teams to play in the International Champions Cup, Higgins said. He declined to disclose how much the teams are paid.
In turn, Relevant Sports makes money by selling the domestic and international television broadcast rights, along with corporate sponsorships and tickets.
The Fox network has a deal to television the games domestically, and Hong Kong-based Catalyst Media Group, owned by RSE Ventures, is selling the rights overseas, Higgins said.
Irish beer giant Guinness is the title sponsor and Chevy is the official car of the tournament. Financial details of those deals haven't been made public.
Higgins called General Motors' involvement in the tournament "instrumental" to making it happen.
"They've been a big driver of it. Manchester United is a big partnership, so this is a great showcase," he said.
Higgins said the July-August time frame is the only window available to have European teams play in the U.S. before their regular seasons begin.
To get genuine competition-quality play, the decision was made to create an internationally-broadcast tournament that could also act as a training warm-up to their league seasons.
"What we're bringing is compelling. We can make these matches actually stand for something," Higgins said. "If the matches are more meaningful, players play harder. The business side gets to put their brand in front of U.S. consumers in a meaningful way."
The tournament will include 38 of the top 100 players in the world.
"Steve believes in doing everything best in class," Higgins said.
The tournament comes on the heels of the World Cup, which ends July 13 in Brazil.
A Michigan man
Ross earned an accounting degree from Michigan in 1962 (after transferring from the University of Florida), followed by a law degree from Wayne State University in 1965 and a masters of laws degree the following year from New York University.
He is chairman and majority owner of global real estate development firm The Related Cos. LP, which he founded in New York City in 1972.
Forbes estimates Ross' worth at $4.4 billion.
He's a Detroit native who grew up in Miami Beach and lives today in New York City. His uncle was the late Max Fisher, the noted Detroit philanthropist and industrialist.
Ross began his career as a tax attorney with the Detroit office of Coopers & Lybrand, which later became PricewaterhouseCoopers.
The athletics department and business school are splitting $200 million he pledged to the University of Michigan in September. His name also is on the 6,000-student Stephen M. Ross School of Business.
The teams
The teams playing at Michigan Stadium in August are the giants of the sport.
Real Madrid, which plays home matches at 85,500-seat Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, is the most-valuable soccer team in the world, worth $3.3 billion, according to Forbes.com.
The financial news site said the club had $170 million in operating income on revenue of $650 million in 2012, the most recent numbers available.
Ownership of the team is divided among more than 60,000 supporters who buy memberships, and they elect a team president (who is forbidden to invest his own money in the club).
Real Madrid has won 32 titles in its league, Spain's La Liga. The team's superstar is Cristiano Ronaldo, who in September signed a five-year, $206 million contract extension that runs through 2020.
Adidas pays the team about $40 million annually to sponsor its jersey through 2020.
Manchester United plc, which has won 13 English Premier League championships since its 1992 launch, is second on Forbes' most valuable list at $3.165 billion.
It plays at 76,000-seat Old Trafford, and saw $102.8 million in operating profit on $602.2 million in revenue, according to the team's year-end financial report in June 2013. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticket symbol MANU.
American billionaire Malcolm Glazer, who also owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, bought the controlling stake in Manchester United for $1.5 billion in 2005.
Manchester United's primary jersey logo sponsor beginning this summer is Chevrolet, replacing Nike. The automaker will pay $70 million to have the Chevy logo on the team's kit, as soccer uniforms are called overseas.
GM — which sells the Opel and Vauxhall brands in Europe, but not Chevy — has drawn criticism for the sponsorship.
Man U has struggled on the pitch this season and may not qualify for even the second-tier Europa League tournament. It usually plays in the far more visible European Champions League tournament — reducing exposure for Chevy in Europe and Asia.
A report Friday out of Britain's The Telegraph newspaper said the team's management may seek to play matches in the Middle East and India to make up for the financial shortfall of missing out on the other tournaments.
Manchester's top player is Wayne Rooney, who has recorded 208 goals in 430 games. He inked a four-year contract extension in February that will pay him $26 million a year through 2019.


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The Boatside Inn is located 2.5 miles from the Historical town of Hexham situated on the banks of the South Tyne, within easy distance of Hadrians' Wall approximately 500 metres off the A69 main Newcastle to Carlisle road. 25 miles from Newcastle city centre. 15 miles west of Newcastle airport
Nearby Points of Interest
Hadrians Wall
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You will find something to suit every taste and budget in Hadrians' Wall Country. Steeped in history there are 14 major Roman sites, forts and museums and countless mile castles and turrets to explore, as well as many great non-Roman places on offer. Explore the stunning landscape of the World Heritage Site on foot, or cycle, and take in the fantastic atmosphere of the bustling cities, market towns and quaint villages.
Kielder Water
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There are many reasons to visit Kielder the most popular being the distinctive scenery. Home to northern Europe's largest man-made lake and England's largest forest, the Park's remoteness and clean air and water offer a fresh outdoor experience. Whether you want to rejuvenate and relax away from the stresses of city life or you are seeking adrenalin thrills and adventure in the great outdoors, Kielder Water & Forest Park has it all.
Historic Hexham
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Named as England's favourite market town by Country Life magazine, Hexham is an historic, bustling centre in the heart of the Tyne Valley. Hexham Abbey is the historic centrepiece of the town The town also boasts two medieval towers: the 14th-century Hexham Old Gaol - the oldest purpose-built prison in England - and a Moot Hall which dates from the 14th or 15th century. There are a wealth of antique and curio shops and a farmers market which boasts some of the best food local producers offer.
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Hexham Races
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Hexham Racecourse takes full advantage of a natural amphitheatre of sloping grass below the stands to provide superb viewing of horse racing as well as the magnificent surrounding countryside. Hexham racecourse is the highest National Hunt course in the UK. The 2017 annual membership is now available a Double Badge Holder is £220.00 Senior Citizen Double 65yrs + is £195.00 Single £130.00 great value with over 40 reciprocal meetings and a bonus Durham County Cricket Club also has reciprocal dat
Northumberland County Show
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The annual Northumberland County Show at Bywell Nr Stocksfield on May Bank Holiday 29th May 2017 it is the regions biggest single rural attraction and entertainment event. Main attractions for 2016 are approximately 300 trade stands, a falconry display, the Grand Parade of prize winning livestock, the judging of the overall Champion of Champions, Spectacular Main Arena Acts, Horse Shoeing Demonstrations, Live Music, Funfair plus much much more. Why not come along and enjoy the day
Haltwhistle Walking Festival
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There are 19 walk so to choose from over the 9 days of the festival ranging from 4 - 14 miles and from easy to strenuous.
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Newcastle Train Station
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Take the train from Newcastle Central Station to Hexham which is approximately 22 miles. Then take a taxi from the station to The Boatside Inn which is approximately 2.5 miles.
Newcastle Airport
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from Newcastle Airport to The Boatside Inn you can take a taxi or hire a car.
A69 westbound from Newcastle
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From A69 exit on the A1 head Westbound to Carlisle. Go straight over the Hexham roundabout and take the second right accross the eastbound carriageway, signposted Warden, Fourstones and Newbrough. Follow the country road down the hill for approximately 1/2 mile cross the South Tyne small bridge and The Boatside is directly infront of you. Bear left and the Car Park is first right
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This Flash-based interactive provides access to illustrations, visualizations, videos, and near-real time images of the Sun from a variety of NASA satellites. Learners can access this information to supplement other materials related to the Sun and... (View More) heliophysics. A scale tool with the size of the Earth is also presented with the solar images. (View Less)
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Students analyze and interpret the accompanying large-format images of Mars taken by NASA's Mars Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) camera. The analysis involves identifying geologic features, calibrating the size of those features, and... (View More) determining surface history. The lesson culminates in students conducting in-depth research on questions generated during their analyses. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
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This two-page lithograph features an infrared image entitled, Pillars in the Monkey Head Nebula (the nebula also known as NGC 2174), located in the Orion constellation. The accompanying classroom activity "In Search of....Star Formation" is a... (View More) curriculum support tool designed for use as an introductory inquiry activity. During the classroom activity, students use the images and text on this lithograph to generate questions about the electromagnetic spectrum. They will conduct research to answer their questions, then create a presentation to demonstrate their understanding of the material. (View Less)
This lithograph features a Hubble image of the galaxy cluster Abell 2744, which exhibits a special feature known as gravitational lensing. The backside includes a description of the image and its features. Students use the image and the information... (View More) provided to generate related questions, then conduct research to find the answers. Lesson details, including suggested research websites, are provided. (View Less)
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This image from the Hubble Space Telescope reveals a panorama of turbulent star birth, located close enough to Earth that Hubble can resolve individual stars. The star factory resides 170,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a small... (View More) satellite galaxy of our Milky Way. Included are suggestions for using this in the classroom and an introductory activity in which students use the images and text on this lithograph to generate questions, and research answers, about star formation. (View Less)
This software package displays movies and images of the aurora and the Sun in various wavelengths from the ground and from NASA spacecraft; a tutorial about what space weather is and how the aurora is formed; and more. Users will also find real-time... (View More) space weather conditions from current satellite missions and can download the latest data without leaving the Space Weather application. A TicTacToe game is included that tests space weather knowledge. This resource also provides additional space weather resources for use at home or school, including educational websites for offline viewing and links to a variety of space weather resources available online. (View Less)
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This series of laboratory lessons and activities uses authentic solar imagery and data to introduce students to solar science. Students are asked to explore details in imagery, including how to deal with the issues of noise and resolution, and... (View More) understand scale. They are introduced to the concept of space weather and how that affects both observing instruments and the Earth. Students learn about spectra, how helium and coronium were discovered, and go on to explore real spectra from the Sun. Most activities are mathematically based, and targeted for grades 9-10. Imagery is included from NASA/ESA's SOHO mission, NASA's SDO mission, and Japan's Hinode satellite. (View Less)


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The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) remains responsive to a changing health policy environment. Within the current policy context in South Africa, our vision, mission and strategic objectives are most effectively advanced through working to advance and support South Africa's HIV& AIDS and STI Strategic Plan 2007-2011 (NSP). TAC was instrumental in the development of the NSP.
TAC conceptualises its work within the next five years as working to ensure optimal achievement of NSP outcomes in the areas of (1) Prevention; (2) Treatment, Care and Support; (3) Research and Monitoring; and (4) Law, Human Rights and Health System Strengthening. In addition, TAC plays an active role in the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC), as well as in local, district and provincial AIDS Council structures where multi-stakeholders strategies and priorities are developed and monitored.
This is the first edition of a report that TAC will produce quarterly. The report assesses TAC's work in supporting the implementation of the NSP through identifying what has been achieved, lessons learnt, further gaps in policy, and opportunities at district level. The first report covers activities and campaigns from March – May 2010. TAC will develop subsequent reports in collaboration with SECTION27 (incorporating theAIDS Law Project).
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ACE Cash Express, one of the largest payday lenders in the country, has agreed to pay $10 million in penalties and refunds over its illegal debt collection practices, the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Thursday.
Regulators accused the company, which has seven stores in Miami, of harassing customers and falsely threatening to bring lawsuits or criminal prosecution against borrowers in order to "bully" them into taking out more loans. "This culture of coercion drained millions of dollars from cash-strapped consumers who had few options to fight back," CFPB director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
The CFPB also released a graphic from the Texas-based company's 2011 training manual. The illustration shows a pattern typical of many customers who seek payday loans, which are small short-term loans with high interest rates, usually around 300 percent in Florida. First, the customer takes out a loan in an ACE store or online. Then, according to the graphic, "the customer exhausts the cash and does not have the ability to pay." Eventually, the account enters into collection and the customer takes out a new loan to pay back the old one, restarting the cycle.
Industry groups say payday loans provide a vital financial lifeline for people who don't have easy access to bank credit. But consumer advocates argue the loans are predatory and loaded with hidden fees and charges. A 2013 report by The Center for Responsible Lending, an advocacy group, found that Floridians who use payday lenders take out an average of 8.8 loans per year. Around 834,000 Floridians borrow from payday lenders every year, according to the report.
Diane Standaert, senior legislative counsel at the CRL, said the industry hasn't been honest about its business practices. "It's not the quick two week loan that they're claiming," Standaert said. "Payday loans are designed to create a long-term debt trap for consumers. What's been made clear today is that what the industry says in public is clearly very different from what it says in private."
In a statement, ACE Cash Express said that the company had cooperated with the CFPB and implemented several of its recommended reforms. It will pay a $5 million civil penalty and $5 million in refunds to customers. It has also promised to refrain from harassing customers or pressuring them into taking out more loans. It did not admit or deny wrongdoing as part of the settlement. "We settled this matter in order to focus on serving our customers and providing the products and services they count on," the company's CEO, Jay Shipowitz, said in the statement.
ACE Cash Express has 91 stores in Florida, according to the company's website, including 21 in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. In 2003, the company agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a dispute with Florida regulators over its lending practices.
Ali Bustamante, a researcher at Loyola University in New Orleans, called the $10 million penalty "fairly insignificant" considering the size of the company, which has stores in 36 states. Bustamante, who recently served as a visiting professor at Florida International University, said he didn't expect the company to change its practices.
The main recourse consumers have against payday lenders is to file enough complaints that the CFPB is compelled to investigate, he said.
" "It's like a bucket collecting water," Bustamante said. "When it overflows, regulators empy it out and the bucket starts collecting water all over again."


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Happy Friday the 13th, my fellow ghoulies. And what better day to introduce to you a new line of sculpted figures I'll be exploring this year.
It isn't official, but I think I will be calling them the Dwellers of the Dark. Or Dark Dwellers. Which one do you like better? Let me know.
They are a bit more...monsterish...than my usual cute creepers. Totally out of my element, and oh what fun that is!
No teeth or premade eyes. All sculpt. And more...sinister undertones.
They won't all look like these, but my intention is to give them a haunting or animalistic look.
It's a style I've always wanted to explore. I hope you like them.
With time, I should get a bit more skilled at the drawing out of the jaws and muscles. Practice, practice, practice.
For now, the first three are completed. They are similar though one of them is 14 1/2 inches high (as you can see in the photo below, he towers over the other two). He was the first, and as is the tradition, that means he stays with me.
I was taken ill with a terrible stomach bug (so powerful that my mother, who has had a flu shot, also caught it from the same person I did. And I was only around the carrier for 3 minutes). It was a knock-em-down, hurts-when-you-even-look-at-me sort of bug.
Now that I am no longer infected, I hope to finish the next figure in this collection.
How about Dwellers of Darkness?
I like them ... different is good. First is was Monkey with the nasty bug ... now you and Mama Friday? If you would so kindly, please keep that over there, we have enough here ... thanks! ;)
Cooter nailed it...
I like his name proposal. Great concept Ghoul...it will be fun to watch these develop as you unleash more upon the unsuspecting folk of the night and shadows.
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I love them! I do like Cooters suggestion of Dwellers of Darkness too; they have a very dark sadness to them which I really like- hope to see more of your creations!
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LONDON — The "Harry Potter" franchise is set to fly exclusively to pay TV platform BSkyB in the U.K. following a three-month deal with Warner Bros.
The satcaster gets exclusive access to all eight films from November, covering the key Christmas winter holidays. No other TV channel or streaming service in the market will be able to offer the films during this window.
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In August BSkyB announced a one-year exclusive deal for U.K. TV rights to the James Bond franchise. A dedicated channel, Sky Movies 007, launched Oct. 5 on the 50th anniversary of the world preem of first Bond film "Dr. No" and runs until Nov. 4.


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Why does Bruce Wayne love Gotham City, "Batman" writer Scott Snyder asked a packed room during the "Zero Year" panel Saturday morning at Comic-Con International in San Diego. "His parents were killed there, he doesn't live there. Why would he protect it?
His answer: "He loves it because he knows it's the greatest antagonist in the world, and if you stay there it will burn you down and build you back up. If you can survive that, you will come out the greatest pinnacle of human achievement and the hero you know in your heart that you could become."
He and artist Greg Capullo – who have teamed on the bestselling "Batman" since DC's New 52 continuity reboot began in the fall of 2011 – talked about their thinking in telling a new version of the Caped Crusader's origin story and teased the next two issues. Snyder said the 11-issue "Zero Year" arc, which is already two chapters in, will be a three-part story, with three different moments when Gotham is wrecked and challenges its greenhorn hero.
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Snyder, anxious about telling a Batman origin story, especially in the shadow of Frank Miller's "Year One," which he reveres. In talking about taking a different approach to certain things, he sincerely said, "You might hate it."
"You won't hate it," Capullo said.
The artist, who works the mike with the energy and confidence of a professional wrestler, said, "We're just cranking the Marshalls all the way up; we've got our Les Pauls strapped on and we're just gonna hit these chords so hard… You're gonna see your hair being blown back, and in some cases off."
"Zero Year" kicked off with "Batman" No. 21's arrival last month, and that first chapter is getting a 64-page "Director's Cut" version ($5.99) – featuring Capullo and Rafael Albuquerque's pencil work and Snyder and James Tynion IV's scripts – that will be released July 31.
The next chapter – No. 23 – lands Aug. 14. It contains three interweaving stories – Bruce falling into the cave; Bruce at the hands of the Red Hood Gang; and a "spooky" one with a mysterious gate. The refrain hanging over the issue will be from Bruce's father, Snyder said: "Bruce, what do you see in the dark?" And the Red Hood Gang will try to recruit him cruelly, thanking him for walking his parents out of that theater to their deaths: "I owe you one."
Edward Nygma also figures into the story, and Snyder said of his thinking on the character, "The Riddler believes that he, in loving riddles, loves the purest form of warfare – the battle of wits."
In No. 24 – an extra-long issue due in September – shows Bruce in his first Batman costume and with his first Batmobile, which Snyder said are very different looks from what readers are used to.
In considering redesigning those iconic symbos, Snyder said the thinking was, "What if Batman was 25 today and bad-ass, he's a rebel, he's an outlaw…. So what if the car is hot-rod bad-ass and colorful and different – what a young dude would do to intimidate everybody."
The audience to got a look at art from first few pages of No. 24, where Snyder says Bruce tells Alfred, "This is madness this thing we're building down here, Alfred." The reply? "Yes, sir. But the very best kind."
"Zero Year" tie-ins, coming in November, will include one in "Action Comics," written by Greg Pak, and in "Green Arrow," written by Jeff Lemire, who Snyder did the "Rotworld" Swamp Thing – Animal Man crossover with.
In response to an audience question, the writer said that after "Zero Year" the team will do "Batman cold cases / detective stuff — get really back to intimate detective stuff for a bit is my plan."
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the carb is a 750cfm holley 4 barrel
this car has a very angry rumble and growl to it.
This car was yet another i didnt intend to buy but when we went to look at it and the garage door hummed and opened up ever so slowly...i had to have it.
The car doesnt look like any 3rd gen trans am i have ever seen and when you get it out and hit the streets its like a 3rd gen on steroids!!!
but the main thing that sold this for me was a nerdy gizmo....
yes it has the knight rider red lights in the nostrils and has speakers under the hood also behind the red lights is another set of foglights also controlled by a switch.
you can attach your i-pod inside and whatever you play(knight rider effects on repeat) comes out the speakers in the hood!!!
yes...nerdy but i like it.
I picked touch of evil after the judas priest song!
ive always been obsessed with the 2nd Gen. camaros and when i saw this car i fell in love with it. I had to coax an old friend into letting me buy it from him, it took some time but he finnaly gave in. 1,500$ later and a new window motor and this car was ready to go! ive never had a problem with it. I recently drove it from georgia to texas, a 18 hour drive, due to how old it was with 74k on the dash,i was transferring to italy at the time so i had to drive it the distance, and to tell the truth i was rather nervous traveling from Georgia to Texas but it made it all in one trip.
this car shows what a true chevy is all about!
i have big plans for this car in the future once im done with the military.
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this car does have the knight rider red light behind the ram air vents and has 2 speakers under the hood the hood and 1 behind the hatch for the kitt sound effects!!!
holley 750cfm carb
cammed( not sure exact cam..journal states when it was put in but not brand etc....)
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